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Wednesday, 26 September 2018

Cross Country Recount

I woke up on Friday the 21st and realized that we have our school cross country I was excited. I went to go find my green t-shirt to wear while I run to support my house team.


I arrive at school and I am ready for the big event. Before lunch we get changed into our
cross country gear then after lunch we get ready for cross country. Everybody lines up
out on the school courts and is waiting for their team to run.


The year 7 and 8’s do two laps and is 3 km long. After the year 8 girls start to run the
year 8 boys get ready to line up on the start line. As I was waiting for Mr Burts signal
so we could run I could hear the roaring crowd pounding in my ears, I took a deep
breath and just focused on Mr Burt. I could feel my tummy twist and turn in different
directions and could feel butterflies flying everywhere inside me.


On your marks, Get set, Go!!! I ran with a slow steady pace to start as we had to
do 2 laps, the crowd was going wild, the cheering of the students gave me more encouragement to run more and to make sure to cross the finish line. When I was on
my second lap I was gasping for air and my lungs were burning as if it was poisoned.

I crossed the finish line with 7th place being very exhausted and felt like a champion.
Everyone congratulated me with handshakes and hugs. I was so proud of myself and
everyone else too.

Today I had to learn how to write a recount. The topic we had to day was to write about our school cross country. Check out my writing and tell me what you think.

Tuesday, 3 July 2018

Greg Inglis

Gregory Paul Inglis also knowen as Greg Inglis was born on the
15th of January 1987 in Kempsey, New South Wales,
Australia and is 31 years of age and has 1 son. He is an
Australian Professional rugby league player who plays for
the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the NRL (National Rugby
League).
Not only Greg Inglis played for the South Sydney Rabbitohs
but he also joined the Melbourne Storms in 2005 and joined
Queensland Maroons in 2012. Greg played in all State of
Origin matches in 2012. In game 1, Greg Inglis became the
greatest try scorer in Origin history by scoring his 13th try for
Queensland. In game 3 Inglis was playing fullback due to an
injury from Billy Slater in the Maroons 21 - 20 win.

Did you know Inglis played for the NRL for 13 years and
had played more than 100 games and in 2018 he was selected
to be the captain for the Queensland Maroons State of Origin.